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    US Helicopter to Resume Ops at EWR

    Don't know when exactly but it will be from Manhattan. Doing some flights today for Continental employees and will be connecting to terminal c.

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    Re: US Helicopter to Resume Ops at EWR

    Quote Originally Posted by njgtr82
    Don't know when exactly but it will be from Manhattan. Doing some flights today for Continental employees and will be connecting to terminal c.
    JRB- Manhattan Downtown Heliport at Wall Street. US Helicopter already has flights on the half hour to JFK. EWR and LGA were the next on the list. They are trying to get going at 34 street also.
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    Re: US Helicopter to Resume Ops at EWR

    Quote Originally Posted by emshighway
    Quote Originally Posted by njgtr82
    Don't know when exactly but it will be from Manhattan. Doing some flights today for Continental employees and will be connecting to terminal c.
    JRB- Manhattan Downtown Heliport at Wall Street. US Helicopter already has flights on the half hour to JFK. EWR and LGA were the next on the list. They are trying to get going at 34 street also.
    Any idea on where you can find out how much for a ride?!
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    Re: US Helicopter to Resume Ops at EWR

    Any idea on where you can find out how much for a ride?
    $159 one way

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    Wow, thanks.
    (my son is going to have to get straight A's for a ride on that!)
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    ANyone know how US Helicopter has been doing?
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    Judging by their frequency at JFK, I would say not that great. Some days are better than others, but I don't recall seeing a day that I would've considered busy.

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    I'd be very interested/excited to see them come into LGA. Anyone have any guesses on when that might be?
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    There are actually plans to start up LGA. It was supposed to start a decent amount of time ago so I'm not sure what the current deal is. However, I'm fairly certain that the lines and the H have been drawn. If it eventually starts it will be out of the D concourse (AA) around gate D3.
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    Yep, it should have started already to LGA. US Helicopter is working hard to get into 34 St. JRB is the first federalized checkpoint at a heliport. Baggage and passengers are screened at JRB and if you are connecting to an AA flight you can just get on the plane.
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    According to their website, they seem to indicate that they will be going from AA Gate H1 inside EWR terminal A3. What's their reasoning for this? I would have assumed they would have either gone from Terminal B or from somewhere before security.
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    I think thats wrong, they did the runs from c-3 this week to see how it works out

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    They are landing on the AOA side so they are past security thus the reasoning to have screening at the Heliport. Right now they only have agreements with AA as a connecting where baggage is transferred to the AA baggage system already screened.
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